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  • China-Eurasia Expo Brings Beijing Olympic-Like Security to Xinjiang

    China-Eurasia Expo Brings Beijing Olympic-Like Security to Xinjiang

    While the first ever China-Eurasia Expo in the northwestern Chinese autonomous region of Xinjiang is much celebrated by ...
    China News September 2, 2011
  • Nine Chinese Provinces Want to Double GDP, NPC Chief Says No

    Nine Chinese Provinces Want to Double GDP, NPC Chief Says No

    The Vice Chairman of the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee has poured cold water on the idea ...
    China News March 10, 2011
  • Source of Organs for Transplants a Mystery in China

    Source of Organs for Transplants a Mystery in China

    Each year 1.5 million people in China need an organ transplant, but no one wants to donate. This ...
    China News March 6, 2011
  • Man Arrested After Attacking Chinese New Year Parade Banner

    Man Arrested After Attacking Chinese New Year Parade Banner

    A Chinese man was arrested after jumping the railing and destroying a banner carried by participants of Falun ...
    US February 14, 2011
  • Chinese Regime Uses Doctored Photo in Attempt to Discredit The Epoch Times

    Chinese Regime Uses Doctored Photo in Attempt to Discredit The Epoch Times

    The Chinese regime falsely attributed a doctored photo to The Epoch Times, but the truth was revealed.
    China News August 12, 2010
  • Chinese Scholars Urge German Council to Reorganize Voice of Germany’s Chinese Department

    Chinese Scholars Urge German Council to Reorganize Voice of Germany’s Chinese Department

    Chinese scholars contend that VoG's Chinese section is a sometimes a mouthpiece for Communist Party propaganda
    Europe September 25, 2008
  • Relative of Dead Teen Refutes Government's Conclusion

    Relative of Dead Teen Refutes Government's Conclusion

    CHINA—A relative of the girl, whose death triggered the recent unrest in southwest China, refutes the provincial government's ...
    China News July 7, 2008
  • Tourist Claims to Eat Paper Stuffed Bun

    Tourist Claims to Eat Paper Stuffed Bun

    Just as official Chinese media were questioning the validity of stories surrounding consumer allegations of Chinese pork buns ...
    China News July 30, 2007
  • CCP Interferes with Indonesian Sound of Hope Broadcasting

    CCP Interferes with Indonesian Sound of Hope Broadcasting

    The Indonesian Broadcasting Commission recently met with Sound of Hope Radio Station in Batam Island and asked them ...
    China News May 16, 2007
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